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Design of Multi-parameter Portable Water Quality Detector Based on Wireless Network

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Aiming to the emergency monitored of sudden pollution incidents and abnormal conditions, a portable water quality analyzer with multi-parameter was developed. The analyzer had an original rapid water-quality test tube of self-suction style and took the intelligent color automatic recognition system as its kernel. The analyzer realized the fast and quantitative measurement of the content in the water source, and implemented the real-time wireless remote transmission of the testing information. The self-suction water quality fast test tube had chosen good transparency and uniform material as the carrier and adopted unique vacuum technology to effectively solve the problem of testing liquid storage and quantitative sampling. By integrating Beidou positioning and the short message service function of GPRS, two kinds of wireless network technologies, to integrate it into the wisdom environmental monitoring system with sky, space and ground. Test results showed that the water quality analyzer met the design requirements of emergency monitoring.

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  1. School of Electric Power, North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Zhenghzou, China

    Junhua Xiong & Tingling Wang

  2. Research and Development Center, State Grid Xuji Group Corporation, Xuchang, China

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Xiong, J., Wang, T. Design of Multi-parameter Portable Water Quality Detector Based on Wireless Network. Wireless Pers Commun 102, 1891–1904 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-018-5244-1

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